Union labor bulletin

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ity production. The buying power

of the people must be placed at a high

level through an economic condition

which provides steady employment

and high wages. This is the only way

through which a balance between pro

duction and consuming power can be

maintained.”

how wt* came to occupy and subjug

ate Haiti, Nicaragua, Dominican Re-|

public, and other tropical countries.

Our strained relations with Mexico

are described from their beginnings

I to the present. An illuminating chap

ter on the Philippines gives a dramat

ic background to the charge of Amer

ican imperialism.

j Without mincing words and indulg

ing in generalities, “Machine-Gun.'

Diplomacy” discloses the intimate ties

that bind Wall Street and Washing-,

ton. We go behind the scenes and j

witness the conferences between rep-

nsentatives of large financial insti-!

tutions and of our government which I

have brought about the illegal use

of military force for private pur

poses.

The authors do not dodge the prac-!

tieal question of foreign investments

and loans. How far our government

ir. to go in protecting the rights of

our nationals abroad is fully discuss

ed from all angles. “Machine-Gun

Diplomacy” presents this great inter

national problem with all its com

plications—a problem that is chal

lenging the attention of the alert and

progressive minds of the country—a

problem that is endangering the peace

and welfare of our people as well as

those of our sister republics.

State Compensation

Favored by Unions

Boston.—Private insurance corn

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Union labor bulletin. (1928). Little Rock, Ark., 1928-03-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92050145/1928-03-09/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Union labor bulletin, 1928-03-09.